I'm attempting to format a LocalTime object to a formatted string - but due to business requirements I also need to pass a ZoneId to allow for changing the time potentially - then I can format it.
What I have currently is something like this:
LocalDateTime.of(LocalDate.MIN, temporal).atZone(tz).format(formatter.withLocale(Locale.ENGLISH))
Where temporal is the LocalTime object being passed - and tz being ZoneId.SYSTEM and formatter being the passed in format (in my case it's HH:mm).
What I've noticed is this code won't work and will return an error message in the JavaScript console with the message "Invalid int value, using NaN as argument" - however if I replace LocalDate.MIN in the LocalDateTime.of function with LocalDate.Now() - it will work.
Why is this the case? Is it because LocalDate.MIN is too low of a number (being -9999-99...)? Is there a way to have something similar to LocalDate.MIN work in this scenario?